One-on-One Therapy

every child is unique and we love it.

EVERY CHILD IS UNIQUE AND WE LOVE IT.

Most children who first enroll in ABA therapy at The Behavior Exchange start in One-on-One Therapy.
We provide them with highly intensive and focused therapy to help them master important skills they
can build on and continue to advance, such as compliance, instruction following, self-help and motor
skills, language, sibling relationships, age-appropriate play, and other social skills.

Most children who first enroll in ABA therapy at The Behavior Exchange start in One-on-One Therapy. We provide them with highly intensive and focused therapy to help them master important skills they can build on and continue to advance, such as compliance, instruction following, self-help and motor skills, language, sibling relationships, age-appropriate play, and other social skills.

How It Works

One-on-One Therapy pairs one child with one of our degreed ABA therapists. The therapists work individually
with the child during sessions lasting 1-4 hours. The nature of One-on-One Therapy is highly intensive to give
children the extra time and attention they need to master specific behaviors and skills.

One-on-One Therapy pairs one child with one of our degreed ABA therapists. The therapists work individually with the child during sessions lasting 1-4 hours. The nature of One-on-One Therapy is highly intensive to give children the extra time and attention they need to master specific behaviors and skills.

There are two major styles of one-on-one therapy – discrete trial and naturalistic. At The Behavior Exchange, we take advantage of both using our proprietary curriculum. Over our 20 years of experience, we’ve developed programs that have thousands of skills and behaviors that children with autism and other learning differences are challenged to master. Discrete trial therapy teaches skills one at a time, using positive reinforcement and repetition. Naturalistic therapy, on the other hand, takes advantage of teachable moments that might occur naturally during a one-on-one session.

One-on-One Therapy

There are two major styles of one-on-one therapy – discrete trial and naturalistic. At The Behavior Exchange, we take advantage of both using our proprietary curriculum. Over our 20 years of experience, we’ve developed programs that have thousands of skills and behaviors that children with autism and other learning differences are challenged to master. Discrete trial therapy teaches skills one at a time, using positive reinforcement and repetition. Naturalistic therapy, on the other hand, takes advantage of teachable moments that might occur naturally during a one-on-one session.

One-on-One Therapy

The focus of One-on-One Therapy varies from child to child. It can range from basic skills, like responding to their name or speaking their first sounds, to more advanced areas, such as building fluency in reading, writing, and math.

Most often, One-on-One Therapy focuses on communication and language skills, visual performance and working memory, early learning and academic skills, instruction following, sibling relationships, age-appropriate play, motor and self-help skills, and interacting with peers in order to develop social skills.

The focus of One-on-One Therapy varies from child to child. It can range from basic skills, like responding to their name or speaking their first sounds, to more advanced areas, such as building fluency in reading, writing, and math.

Most often, One-on-One Therapy focuses on communication and language skills, visual performance and working memory, early learning and academic skills, instruction following, sibling relationships, age-appropriate play, motor and self-help skills, and interacting with peers in order to develop social skills.

The overall goal of One-on-One Therapy is for children to master the necessary
compliance and cooperation skills to successfully participate in group therapy that
will continue to help them reach their full potential and make friends.

The overall goal of One-on-One Therapy is for children to master the necessary compliance and cooperation skills to successfully participate in group therapy that will continue to help them reach their full potential and make friends.

Is It Right For
Your Child?

Is It Right For Your Child?

One-on-One Therapy is a great starting point for many children
who come to The Behavior Exchange.

Children typically range in age from 2-12 with varying degrees of
abilities and needs. Most lack the basic compliance and cooperation
skills to successfully participate in our Behavior Exchange Early Start
(B.E.E.S.) and Social Skills programs.

The most important thing to remember is that all children can
benefit from One-on-One Therapy, because it is intensive and
tailored to each child’s unique needs.

One-on-One Therapy is a great starting point for many children who come to The Behavior Exchange.

Children typically range in age from 2-12 with varying degrees of abilities and needs. Most lack the basic compliance and cooperation skills to successfully participate in our Behavior Exchange Early Start (B.E.E.S.) and Social Skills programs.

The most important thing to remember is that all children can benefit from One-on-One Therapy, because it is intensive and tailored to each child’s unique needs.

We’re on a Similar Mission

What You Can Expect

One-on-One Therapy

ABA therapy is all about measurable improvement. As our therapists work one-on-one with your child, they will constantly collect data that charts your child’s progress with each skill as well as any setbacks that impede their ability to learn. Over time, the collected data can be used to hone their therapy for even better results.

All Behavior Exchange therapists are closely supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to ensure children are making progress and achieving their specific goals.

ABA therapy is all about measurable improvement. As our therapists work one-on-one with your child, they will constantly collect data that charts your child’s progress with each skill as well as any setbacks that impede their ability to learn. Over time, the collected data can be used to hone their therapy for even better results.

All Behavior Exchange therapists are closely supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to ensure children are making progress and achieving their specific goals.

As a parent or caretaker, you’ll receive daily reports on your child’s progress as well as monthly session summaries. You’ll also be able to observe your child’s therapy sessions, meet with your child’s BCBA to discuss any concerns you have, and participate in parent training to learn how to apply ABA techniques at home.

Best of all, you will see your child making progress!

One-on-One Therapy

As a parent or caretaker, you’ll receive daily reports on your child’s progress as well as monthly session summaries. You’ll also be able to observe your child’s therapy sessions, meet with your child’s BCBA to discuss any concerns you have, and participate in parent training to learn how to apply ABA techniques at home.

Best of all, you will see your child making progress!

Help For You And Your Child Is
Only A Few Clicks Away

Help For You And Your Child Is Only A Few Clicks Away

Click the yellow button below to get started today! The more information you can provide the better, including digital copies of your child's diagnosis report and insurance card. Once we receive your request, we'll be in touch to schedule a consultation and tour.

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Ashvina attended University of Bombay and graduated with a Bachelors of Commerce. She got her Montessori Diploma in 1985 and taught ever since. Ashvina came to TBE in January of 2016 as Admin Assistant. During the years she got the opportunity to learn and work in different departments such as HR, Finance, Office Manager and Executive Assistant. Last summer TBE bought billing in house and her current focus area is Revenue Cycle Management. She is detail oriented and enjoys working with people. Ashvina volunteers to deliver meals to seniors and local shelters on the weekend. She loves to spend time with her family and grandkids. Ashvina loves her job because she enjoys hearing different points of view, and she feels her contributions help fuel the direction of our company.

Working with children comes naturally to Angela. Her mom was a special education teacher for 30 years and often had Angela join her for Take Your Child to Work Day. And in high school, Angela spent every summer as the nanny for a little boy with an autism spectrum disorder. It was this experience where her passion for working with children with autism started to blossom.

From there, she went on to graduate from Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences. She learned about Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) in a non-normative development class and from that moment knew that ABA would be her life’s work.

Angela moved to the DFW area shortly after and began working at The Behavior Exchange as a therapist. She worked on her Master’s in Behavior Analysis at the same time. A year after graduating, she earned certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

Now, as a Clinical Director at The Behavior Exchange, she brings a life-long passion to her work, holding a special place in her heart for children with limited language skills and working closely with families to develop healthy sleep habits.

Danielle’s passion for working with families is deeply personal and from the heart. Her younger brother has an autism spectrum disorder, and through their journey as a family, she found her purpose in life as an advocate for individuals with special needs.

After graduating from the University of North Texas with a degree in Human Development and Family Studies, Danielle began volunteering at The Behavior Exchange. She saw passionate therapists, meaningful change for clients, and families with hope for the future. After a summer of volunteering, she officially joined the team as Director of Admissions and found her home with The Behavior Exchange family.

With her extensive experience working as a client advocate with insurance providers, Danielle perseveres to help individuals of all ages and abilities receive the services they need to reach their full potential. She feels truly honored by each and every family who entrusts The Behavior Exchange to be part of their journey and is committed to the organization’s core values, mission, and goal of being a beacon of hope for the community.

Adam has always had a passion for helping individuals of all ages thrive and reach their full potential. He’s also an enthusiastic musician, songwriter, leader, and devoted family man, who has been helping children and team members grow with The Behavior Exchange since 2010.

Prior to joining the team at The Behavior Exchange, Adam was a mortgage loan consultant and grad student, pursuing his master’s degree in Education at the University of North Texas. He graduated in 2013 and also earned a graduate academic certificate in Autism Intervention. The following year, after years as a Behavior Therapist and seeing first-hand the power of ABA and the meaningful impact it can have on children and their families, Adam became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. He then commenced from the Stagen Leadership Academy after completing the Integral Leadership Program (ILP), a 52-week practice-based program designed to develop executives serious about transforming themselves, their teams, and their organizations.

Adam is truly grateful to be a part of a dynamic, inspiring and compassionate team, and he’s dedicated to bettering the lives of all children and their families through the delivery of the highest quality of ABA services, while supporting the amazing team at The Behavior Exchange.

Soraya is from South Africa and moved to Texas in 1996. She graduated from The University of Texas and pursued a career, at that time, in Education. Soraya taught at a Montessori school for a few years and then took on a leadership role.

During her time in the education system, Soraya realized her passion was to assist children with special needs. So she joined The Behavior Exchange as a therapist, transitioned into a supervisory role in 2017, and a year and a half later, was promoted to Clinical Operations Manager.

She quickly learned the ins and outs of ABA operations and scheduling and successfully collaborates across departments to ensure The Behavior Exchange continues to provide quality services to clients and their families. She’s thankful to be part of such an amazing organization and excited to see what the future holds.

You could say Walter’s career started when he spent hours as a young child drawing superheroes and coloring maps. This passion, along with extraordinary swimming skills, landed him a full swimming scholarship at Texas Christian University, where he graduated in 1997 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Communication Graphics.

During the next 13 years, his design and art direction skills, conceptual-thinking abilities, and marketing-savvy know-how were honed at a few prestigious advertising and marketing agencies around the Dallas area. In the mid 2000s, he helped his wife Tammy Cline-Soza (founder and CEO of The Behavior Exchange) create a unique and concise brand for her new business. From logos and websites to uniforms, brand voice and visuals, Walter has been the main creative force for all things The Behavior Exchange.

Aside from giving birth to The Behavior Exchange brand, Walter is helping Tammy raise two amazing, beautiful children, River and Sierra. In his spare time (the two minutes he’s got per week), you can find Walter illustrating iconic landmarks of Dallas and Texas or looking around for this next open-water swim. Once he gets back in shape.

After 20 years of building The Behavior Exchange, literally from the ground up,
Tammy couldn’t be more proud of the team, culture, and organization that it has become.

As a family helping families, The Behavior Exchanges looks for opportunities that will make the biggest impact and produce life-changing outcomes – for clients, families, and even for team members. Tammy believes that if a team, a family, a community takes care of each other, the possibilities are endless and the relationships built along the way can make life more enriching and challenges easier to navigate. You could say her goal has been to build a kind of utopia full of support, love, and expertise that brings the best services possible to the community and ensures more families have access to those services.

Tammy and her family have dedicated their lives to the mission of The Behavior Exchange and continue to grow, learn, cultivate, challenge, support, and create better models for success. To that end, she is committed to her own leadership development and actively participates in advanced training, mentoring, and deep self-exploration on how to live out her purpose to love and support her family and help others reach their full potential. She takes her position very seriously and tries to serve as a channel for what the universe wants to come to fruition.

She also loves travel, gardening, being creative, MUSIC!, tennis, yoga, meditation, journaling, reading, being in nature, adventures, and more than anything, spending time with her husband Walter and their two beautiful children, River and Sierra.